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pyright resolves one pythonPath per server instance, so in a monorepo with a
venv per service, every file was checked against whichever interpreter the
single client found. The root is now the nearest pyproject.toml, falling back
to the markers nvim-lspconfig uses, and the client points at the nearest .venv
at or above it -- a uv workspace's shared venv covers members without one.
The requested version set params.settings in before_init, which the
initialize request does not carry, and looked the venv up with vim.fs.find
on a name containing slashes, which 0.11 never matches and which searches
down the tree rather than up. Setting config.settings there works because
each client gets its own copy of the config and keeps that table as
client.settings.
Checked with the real config and pyright 1.1 on a mock workspace: a service
with its own venv, a member using the workspace's, a requirements.txt project
with none, and the workspace root each got their own client and interpreter,
and each file resolved only the module installed in its own venv.
From change request a48b26.
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render-markdown.nvim draws headings, code blocks, tables and checkboxes in
place, in the one buffer, and leaves the cursor line raw so editing is
unaffected; <leader>mt toggles it. The markdown and markdown_inline parsers
join the install list, which also gives noice's LSP hover rendering the
parsers it was already set up to use.
None of the colourschemes here define the @markup.heading.N.markdown captures
the plugin colours headings from, so every level rendered alike. A ramp fills
them in, only where the theme left the group empty, and again on each theme
switch. Checked with the real config: 26 marks on a test file, conceallevel 3,
H1-H3 in distinct bold colours.
AGENTS.md also stops listing nvim as having no machine-local hook: lua/local.lua
is one, gitignored and loaded by cfg-watch after the plugins.
From change request 12882c.
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Shell, editor and terminal configuration, the tools that go with them, and
szecret, an age-based secret manager whose store lives elsewhere.
History restarts here. What came before was not written to be read by
anyone else, and carried machine names, addresses and an encrypted secret
store; it is kept privately instead. What is left is meant to be safe on
any machine, including one whose owner is not me: see CLAUDE.md for the
rule it is written to.
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